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Comment #47758840
This is a good idea. Will incorporate false-positive rates into the rubric from the next run onwards. At winfunc, we spent a lot of research time taming these models to eradicate f…
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N-Day-Bench – Can LLMs find real vulnerabilities in real codebases?
N-Day-Bench tests whether frontier LLMs can find known security vulnerabilities in real repository code. Each month it pulls fresh cases from GitHub security advisories, checks out…
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Comment #47305342
thank you! :)
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Comment #47305134
Funny you mention that, because yes, a combinator-style encoding is probably a cleaner fit for the “only six colors constraint than my stack machine. I hacked together a tiny SKI-f…
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Comment #47304921
Yes, for messy real-world photos a lightweight CNN would probably outperform the deterministic decoder, but I’d still use it in a hybrid pipeline with classic CV for blob detection…
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Comment #47303600
Yes! Just make sure to take a photo on a plain white surface is all. With: uv run mnm decompile path/to/photo.png --mode photo
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Comment #47301883
Author of this silly project here! Sharing a bit of backstory on why I decided to work on this; Firstly, “for fun” but primarily because I felt like I started losing the childlike …
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Comment #39686687
Yes, this just depends on the model you're using. Small-medium size codebases would fit inside Claude's 200K context window and Gemini 1.5 has a 1M context window which would essen…
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Comment #39684838
Merged, thank you! :)
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Comment #39681341
For small codebases, you can run this tool on the entire directory and it would generate a well-formatted Markdown prompt detailing the source tree structure, and all the code. You…
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Show HN: Code2prompt – Generate LLM prompts from your codebase
I made code2prompt, a CLI tool to generate LLM prompts from your codebase with support for prompt templating and token counting. I initially wrote this for personal use to utilize …
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Comment #37778448
I have made a simple CLI utility[0] with this purpose in mind. It scans your entire filesystem for README.md and FUNDING.yml files for a set of donation/sponsor links and tag it wi…
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Comment #31728684
Thanks! :) It currently does gzip compression by default. Compression modes for specific files sounds interesting, I will definitely get around to implementing that.
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Comment #31727999
Backstory: What started as a personal project to quickly host some web pages turned into a rabbit hole of yak shaving and that is how I ended up making Binserve. I automated the st…